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  1. How do you calculate the modulo of a high-raised number?

    I need some help with this problem: $$439^{233} \\mod 713$$ I can't calculate $439^{223}$ since it's a very big number, there must be a way to do this. Thanks.

  2. Maximization with xor operator - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    With given N numbers only one of those numbers doesn't have pair, which one is it? After hours of surfing the net i found that XOR operator is good for that, because X xor X=0 X xor 0=X and A xor ...

  3. Perimeter and area of a regular n-gon. - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    Mar 25, 2016 · A friend of mine asked me how to derive the area and perimeter of a regular $n$-gon with a radius $r$ for a design project he is working on. I came up with this, but ...

  4. How to simplify $a^n - b^n$? - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    How to simplify $a^n - b^n$? If it would be $(a+b)^n$, then I could use the binomial theorem, but it's a bit different, and I have no idea how to solve it. Thanks in ...

  5. How to add and subtract values from an average?

    Feb 16, 2011 · I know that's an old thread but I had the same problem. I want to add a value to an existing average without having to calculate the total sum again. to add a value to an exisitng …

  6. automata - Left Linear Grammer to Right Linear Grammer

    I am learning Regular Grammar and given the problem to convert S->S10/0 from left linear to right linear grammar. I've seen examples of such conversions where we first write the reverse product...

  7. Why do equilateral triangles relate to cubics

    Apr 5, 2023 · I found this question talking about the relation between an equilateral triangle and cubics with three distinct real roots. Here's an image from the original post with an example: What this post s...

  8. elementary number theory - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    Jun 11, 2017 · I'd like to know how to solve these using euclid. I have checked some videos on youtube but I either didn't understand them or it was done without euclid.. If there is exact same question, …

  9. Number of "Sub trees" of a given tree - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    Jul 9, 2017 · Given a tree, how can we find the number of "sub trees" of this tree. Following example illustrates the previous statement. eg: Consider a tree with 3 nodes and having the following edges: 0 …

  10. geometry - Four vertices of a regular dodecagon are midpoints of the ...

    A regular polygon with 12 sides (dodecagon) is inscribed in a square of area 24 square units as shown in the figure where four of the vertices are mid points of the sides of the square . The area...